What does this sentence reveal about Clovis' view of matchmaking?
"It's as bad as selling a man a horse with half a dozen
latent vices and watching him discover them piecemeal
in the course of the hunting season.'" (paragraph 3)
A. He believes that matchmaking is like being
forced to ride an unreliable horse during
hunting season.
B. He thinks that discovering a couple is
mismatched is often a slow and humbling
process.
C. He thinks that matchmaking is a bad idea for
those who purchase horses for the hunting
season.
D. He believes that initiating a poor match is as
upsetting as buying a very untrustworthy
horse.

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What does this sentence reveal about Clovis' view of

matchmaking?

"It's as bad as selling a man a horse with half a dozen

latent vices and watching him discover them piecemeal

in the course of the hunting season.'" (paragraph 3)

A. He believes that matchmaking is like being

forced to ride an unreliable horse during

hunting season.

B. He thinks that discovering a couple is

mismatched is often a slow and humbling

process.

C. He thinks that matchmaking is a bad idea for

those who purchase horses for the hunting

season.

D. He believes that initiating a poor match is as

upsetting as buying a very untrustworthy

horse.

D. He believes that initiating a poor match is as  upsetting as buying a very untrustworthy  horse.

Explanation:

The sentence provided is Clovis´ answer when Hugo Peterby asks him about his matchmaking skills. Knowing that Peterby wants help to

woo "the Coulterneb girl," who seems like a bad match because of her

incessant talking, Clovis compares the situation to a bad transaction while buying a horse, meaning it´s not convenient for Hugo Peterby.

answer is: d.because he was such a marginal player but was on several super bowl-winning teams, it's possible that harper let success go to his head.

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